Ailiidae Ariinae Akysidae Acrochordonichthys Akysis Breitensteinia Parakysis Pseudobagarius Amblycipitidae Amblyceps Amphiliidae Amphiliinae Doumeinae Leptoglaninae Anchariidae Gogo Andinichthyidae Aspredinidae Bunocephalus Ernstichthys Hoplomyzontinae Auchenipteridae Auchenipterinae Centromochlinae Austroglanididae Bachmanniidae Bagridae Bagrus Hyalobagrus Leiocassis Mystus Nanobagrus Olyra Pseudomystus Tachysurus Candiru (As for the name "vampire fish" that swims into the urinary tract of human bathers...") this is a total lie, not true. This is a history been told for nearly 100 years (or more), but never ever happened. Ask everyone who went with me to the Amazon. If they had a proof on this video they would shown it, they just show something anyone can do, and talk about it - all fake (like so often in videos/films). The only thing this Vampire catfish (parasitic fish) does, is suck the blood from other fishes by swiming into their gills (even Discus), as shown in my volume 1 of Bleher's Discus pages 226-227. And the other fish does not get harmed by that, nor ever dies. - Heiko Blehr. Cetopsidae Bathycetopsis Cetopsis Denticetopsis Helogenes Paracetopsis Pseudocetopsis Chacidae Chaca Clariidae Bathyclarias Channallabes Clariallabes Clarius Dinotopterus Dolichallabes Encheloclarias Gymnallabes Heterobranchus Horaglanis Platyallabes Platyclarias Tanganikallabes Uegitglanis Xenoclarias Claroteidae Auchenoglanidinae Claroteinae Parauchenoglanis Cranoglanididae Doradidae Astrodoradinae Doradinae Wertheimerinae Erethistidae

Heptapteridae Heptapterinae Rhamdiinae Heteropneustidae Clarisilurus Heteropneustes Saccobranchus Horabagridae Horabagrus Ictaluridae Noturus Hypsidoridae Kryptoglanidae Lacantuniidae Malapteruridae Malapterurus Mochokidae Chiloglanidinae Mochokinae Olyridae Pangasiidae Pangasius Parakysidae Pimelodidae Bagropsis Brachyplatystoma Calophysus Hemisorubim Hypophthalmus Phractocephalus Pimelodina Pimelodus Sorubimichthys Zungaro Plotosidae Neosilurus Plotosus Tandanus Pseudopimelodidae Batrochoglanis Cephalosilurus Lophiosilurus Pseudopimelodus Rhyacoglanis Schilbidae Ailia Clupisoma Eutropiichthys Irvineia Laides Neotropius Parailia Pareutropius Platytropius Proeutropiichthys Pseudeutropius Schilbe Silonia Siluranodon Schilbidae Bleeker, 1858 Alternative spelling: Schilbeidae corrected by Steyskal 1980: 174 BHL Type genus: Schilbe Oken, 1817 Siluridae Ceratoglanis Heteropneustidae Kryptopterus Ompok Pterocryptis Silurus Wallago Glass cats and sheathfish Sisoridae Glyptosterninae Sisorinae